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WA s first law officer unaware of Crown commissioner s Stokes link, but sees no issue

WA’s first law officer unaware of Crown commissioner’s Stokes link, but sees no issue We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement Attorney-General John Quigley did not know of former Supreme Court judge Neville Owen’s personal and business relationships with billionaire Kerry Stokes before Mr Owen was selected to lead the Perth Casino Royal Commission. But he sees no issue with the former judge’s appointment. Commissioners Lindy Jenkins, Neville Owen and Colin Murphy on day one of the Perth Casino Royal Commission. Credit:The West Australian On Friday, Mr Owen publicly declared he sat on the board of a Stokes investment company called Clabon, after earlier declaring a personal relationship with the billionaire who, as chairman of Seven West Media, has strong ties to witnesses in the inquiry.

Perth property: Red flags hang over WA s controversial market-led proposals process

Advertisement Western Australia’s market-led proposals policy, used by major developers to pitch unsolicited ideas to the state government, is opaque and could see taxpayer money wasted. A leading government transparency advocacy group says there are a number of “red flags” in the policy, which has been running for 2½ years. The market-led proposals policy has led to a number of controversies including the Fremantle Film Studio and the Cedar Woods Swanbourne development. Credit:Picture: Supplied Transparency International Australia chief executive Serena Lillywhite said market-led proposals established an avenue outside of normal government processes to secure public money for projects – with potentially less oversight.

Perth property: Red flags hang over WA s controversial market-led proposals process

Perth property: Red flags hang over WA s controversial market-led proposals process
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Billionaire tax dodging exposed (just not in Australia, home of the opaque ultra rich)

Billionaire tax dodging exposed (just not in Australia, home of the opaque ultra rich) Crikey 7 hrs ago © Provided by Crikey Never before have the world’s richest people been so exposed for how little tax they pay. But the revelations this month from US investigative journalism outlet Crikey) about the scandalously low tax bills of American billionaires may unfortunately be a one-off. The story was only possible after a leak from inside the US tax office, the Internal Revenue Services (IRS). So any hopes of working out how much or how little Australia’s powerful billionaires pay relies on someone inside the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) leaking the same information. And given the experience of ATO whistleblower Richard Boyle, who faces a lifetime in jail for exposing its debt collection tactics, that is incredibly unlikely.

Billionaire tax dodging exposed (just not in Australia)

Billionaire tax dodging exposed (just not in Australia)
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